Hello,
I've added the possibility for exposed classes to expose a method that
returns a pointer of the class. That is not easy to explain in a
sentence, here is an example code:
class Foo{
public:
Foo( double x_, double y_) : x(x_), y(y_){}
Foo* clone(){
return new Foo( x, y) ;
}
double x, y ;
} ;
The "clone" method return a Foo*, and so previously it could not be
exposed to R with modules.
Now, with commit 3814, we can write:
class_<Foo>("Foo" )
.constructor<double,double>()
.method( "clone", &Foo::clone )
.field( "x", &Foo::x )
.field( "y", &Foo::y )
;
And on the R side:
> x <- new( Foo, 2.4, 3.5 )
> y <- x$clone()
Thos are not the same objects (not the same internal pointer)
> x
C++ object <0x1006e1e20> of class 'Foo' <0x1006ccb60>
> y
C++ object <0x10330cc00> of class 'Foo' <0x1006ccb60>
Romain
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